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<p><strong>Wynn Phillipi – 6'2, 230 – 2026 EDGE – St. Viator</strong><br>Phillipi was a force off the edge all night. At 6'2 and 230 pounds, he has the build and burst college coaches love to see. He piled up 10 tackles, 3 sacks, and 3 tackles for loss against Kenwood, living in the backfield and setting the tone for his defense. His motor and size make him one of the premier pass rushers in Illinois.</p>
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<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1358093' first='Mariano' last='Velasco'] – 6'0, 180 – 2026 DB – Oswego</strong><br>Velasco wasted no time making his presence felt, jumping the very first pass of the game for a pick-six against Geneva. That spark changed the momentum instantly and Oswego never looked back. At 6'0, 180, Velasco brings length, range, and the confidence you want in a defensive back. He's a playmaker who can flip the script with one big read.</p>
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<p><strong>Travis Moore – 6'0, 235 – DL – DeKalb</strong><br>Moore showcased his versatility and knack for game-changing plays. He grabbed an interception up front to help swing momentum, and later sealed the game with a score on offense. A sturdy 6'0, 235 pounds, he combines quick hands with a relentless approach that makes life miserable for opposing linemen. He's the type of player who impacts the game in multiple ways.</p>
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<p><strong>Luke Vanderwiel – 5'9, 180 – 2026 DB – Prairie Ridge</strong><br>Vanderwiel turned defense into offense with a pick-six, then went on to add three rushing touchdowns on the other side of the ball. At 5'9, 180, he's compact, quick, and instinctive. His ability to read the quarterback and break on the ball stands out, and his toughness allows him to thrive in multiple roles. Vanderwiel is the definition of a complete football player.</p>
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Wynn Phillipi – 6'2, 230 – 2026 EDGE – St. Viator
Phillipi was a force off the edge all night. At 6'2 and 230 pounds, he has the build and burst college coaches love to see. He piled up 10 tackles, 3 sacks, and 3 tackles for loss against Kenwood, living in the backfield and setting the tone for his defense. His motor and size make him one of the premier pass rushers in Illinois.
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